Acuscope by Ashley

12/28/2025

“Every successful person you admire survived a season you didn't see.”

Social media is such a toxic thing. It’s a huge part of today’s world and I owe so much to it. I’m not sure where my small business would be without it.
From sharing my experiences, opinions and the knowledge I’ve gained over the years. From meeting people, to networking behind a keyboard. The toxic part of social media comes with sharing said things and putting yourself out there for others to either become a fan, or attempt to tear you down one post at a time. You’ll never avoid being judged though. Whether you’re on it or not. People will come up with whatever story they want. Whether you decide to acknowledge it, or not. You are a different version to each individual person, especially behind a screen of some sort.

What I post is nothing more than what I’ve gathered personally and I choose to share it. With that I accept that others have opinions. With that being said! Everyone that has an opinion can make their own page and share their opinions. No one granted me special access to post what I know or have experienced on social media. I post, and who ever wants to follow along, does. Who ever doesn’t want to follow along, doesn’t. Before you go and tell me, or another person, what you think is better. Please go make your own page and start sharing your opinions. You’ll be surprised how brave you really have to be to share your experience with the people willing to listen.

What works for me might not work for you. Friendly debates or curious questions are welcomed. Making a statement because you don’t agree, make your own page. 😏

12/28/2025

CEP Kool & Tight 💯 you can’t go wrong! Complete Equine Performance

12/27/2025

When people ask me what my favorite supplement is or what I feed- Free feed alfalfa. Forage first! I do not grain. From the horses I run, to my brood mare and babies. Horses are meant to graze and eat majority of the day. I understand that this isn’t for everyone, but in my opinion, it works for most horses. This big bale lasts me almost 2 weeks for 4 horses. They will eat on it, and walk away. The first time they experience free feed alfalfa they’ll gorge themselves because they’re use to the supply ending. Over time they learn that it’s always available and they don’t need to worry. It looks like a lot of waste, but thats from multiple bales over the months.

Pictured is my coming 2yo. All he’s known is this lifestyle. He looks like I’ve kept him under lights and fed him up something fancy. Free. Feed. Alfalfa. That is all 👏🏼

Thank you Williamson Hay Co in Stephenville Tx for keeping my barn outfitted with great hay!

12/25/2025

Merry Christmas 🎄 & Happy holidays from my crew to yours ✨

12/23/2025

Numbers 🔢*️⃣

Some ask, some don’t want to know, Some only want to know if I think there’s a 🚩 The Acuscope is one of the only modalities on the market that takes Bio Feedback digital readings of the cellular activity. In a short version, I always compare it to grading a test; 100= A+ ,50s and lower, we are failing.

Your horses first treatment is going to be a mess of numbers. When a horses body isn’t balanced, we pick up on lower readings due to over compensating or simply just the body being stagnant for so long. About the 3rd treatment we can get down to business on whether or not a specific area needs to be addressed directly or differently.

*️⃣ Biofeedback- The ability to read the resistance in the tissues to pinpoint areas of cellular disfunction but the Acuscope uses these “readings” to perform the perfect treatment constantly reading, calculating, adjusting, and treating the entire time.

What can alter my readings?
- Anti- inflammatories
- How much or how little your horse moves
- If they’re due to be shod or were just shod
- Shockwave or other modalities

Example- The horses that make consecutive runs in a row will typically start on some form of anti- inflammatory medication. Their readings will start off stellar because of it, or should. By the 3rd run they’ll either stay good or drop off. In the cases they drop off on these meds, you know you have a problem. If they still read low through all those meds from the start, we have 🚩 through the whole duration. But also knowing your horses weaknesses before said event, Is a huge help!

How many sessions or when is best? Well that’s entirely up to your feel and your horse 👏🏼

12/22/2025

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21 never looked so good. Thankful for the crew who helped Transmission get through another Finals 💪

Transmission’s program: Equinety Outlaw Equine Hospital and Rehab Center Purina Performance Horse and Acuscope by Ashley. 📷 Rodeo Ready

12/20/2025

My extended stay stalls are booked coming into 2026 🥂. These cases are going to be good, and the comeback stories will be worth the watch.

My farm call appointments are limited and booked full for the next two weeks. I do have availability today, 12/20, for haul ins. $60 per horse. Thank you guys for supporting my small business ❤️ My clients are second to none!

📸- BR Golden Leader ~ Taxi 🤍 he has been on my weekly schedule for the last few years! He loves his spa days. Be sure to keep him in mind for your mares as we roll into breeding season in just a few short weeks!

12/18/2025

The last 4 weeks have been a roller coaster of emotions. I went from working to not working to flying to Vegas in hopes I was able to work.

My small business of mine was thought up and executed in 2016. It honestly was meant to be a side hustle(That now consumes me). I’m the only one in my family that has anything to do with horses, meaning the knowledge I have today wasn’t handed to me. Like a lot of successful people in the equine industry, We’ve worked for free and showed up for free many many hours if you’re talking dollar signs. The knowledge you gain by showing up and working for free is what separates the best from average. I don’t say that lightly. It was rough. It didn’t feel rough then, but looking back I’m not sure many people would’ve chosen my path to where I am today. Just like I might not pick someone else’s path, but envy where they’re at today.

The few days leading up to the NFR were the most stressed I’ve been in a while. I made some phone calls, asked questions, and the chances of me getting to work on horses with this virus had many variables. I almost sold my hotel and canceled my flight. Thankful for a few friends that answered the panic calls, but most importantly my dad. He said “you’ve fought for everything you have, and haven’t ever been afraid of a challenge. So what makes this different?”

By round 2 I had been working under new guidelines, but working like we never missed a beat.

“Your work ethic is your reputation.
People don't remember your words.
They remember whether you showed up. Whether you delivered. Whether you did what you said. That's the only thing that matters.
Be the person who does what they say.”

I had a lot of back lash in my inbox when the word got out I was treating on site. Little did they know, anyone can be successful if you’re willing to take challenges head on, and work for it. Little do they know id refer all the clientele I couldn’t take on to them if the situation was different. I’m grateful for all the people in my corner ❤️

12/17/2025

12/16/2025

It’s been 48hrs and we’re ready to get down to business 👏🏼. I am accepting extended stay horses! I already have stalls filling up, with room for 2 more. Post op SX cases and lacerations are first on my list but can take other injuries as well. Located in Stephenville Tx. I am also accepting haul ins this coming Saturday and Sunday while it’s warm ☀️ $60 per horse.